Re: Where is the "Sign In" on Amazon.com?

In fact, common users don't look for a "sign in"button, because
they don't think like experts.

Their main goal is to actually do something on the site (like edit
their account settings for example) but they don't know if they
would have to sign in before doing it, and honestly, they don't
care. They look for the thing they want to do, and see if they have
to sign in.


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